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CMSP Course My edit Exam 93 Questions with Verified Answers Give three reasons why motorcycling is more risky than driving a car? - CORRECT ANSWER 1- motorcycles are more vulnerable than cars 2-they are harder to see than cars 3-you are exposed to the elements What is rider readiness? - CORRECT ANSWER Be mentally and physically prepared Wear proper riding gear Understand your abilities and limitations Know the riding conditions Know you motorcycle's capabilities and limitations What is the percentage of fatalities that occur in a car crash? - CORRECT ANSWER 20% What is the percentage of fatalities that occur in a motorcycle accident? - CORRECT ANSWER 80% Fear comes from which part of brain? - CORRECT ANSWER Reptile (small) brain. It is perception based, not danger-based. When wearing gear, how much less likely are you to have an open wound injury? - CORRECT ANSWER 73% What are the two categories of operation of the motorcycle anatomy? - CORRECT ANSWER Left side transmission, right side accelerate/decelerate What does it mean to act responsibly? - CORRECT ANSWER Ride within the limits of your personal ability, the motorcycle's capabilities, be aware of environmental conditions and manage the risks of riding. What is the benefit of wearing apparel specifically designed for motorcycling? - CORRECT ANSWER Keeps rider comfortable, covered and protected, protects from the elements, improves your control and makes you more visible to others How does riding gear make a rider more comfortable? - CORRECT ANSWER You can get a jacket that fits the way you like and riding gear is designed for riding posture. What is the difference between retro-reflective and reflective? - CORRECT ANSWER Reflective reflects the light in all directions; retro-reflective directs the light back to the source. Why aren't ordinary sunglasses or sunglasses sufficient eye protection? - CORRECT ANSWER They are not impact resistance, not designed for the elements and may blow off. What three things should you consider when shopping for riding gear? - CORRECT ANSWER Comfort, protection and visibility. Where do you find the recommended maintenance schedule for your motorcycle? - CORRECT ANSWER In the motorcycle operation manual (MOM). What are the six primary controls and where is each located? - CORRECT ANSWER Throttle, clutch lever, gearshift, front brake lever, rear brake pedal, handle bars What is the purpose of the engine cut off switch and where is it located? - CORRECT ANSWER To avoid taking your hands off the bar in a situation where control is critical and you need to turn off the engine. Located on the right grip. What must you remember when your motorcycle turn signal? - CORRECT ANSWER To turn it off after you have completed the movement. How do you start the bike? - CORRECT ANSWER ONE-C O- turn ignition ON N- make sure the bike is in NEUTRAL E- move the ENGINE cut off switch to ON C- cover the CLUTCH and if the engine is cold turn the CHOKE to the on position. How do you use the friction zone? - CORRECT ANSWER Release the clutch slowly until you get power to the back wheel and the bike starts moving. What are the elements of good riding posture? - CORRECT ANSWER -Head/eyes up and look where you want to go -Back straight -Arms relaxed, bend your elbows slightly -Place the balls of your feet on the foot pegs -Knees against the tank What are the 4 steps to TURNING - CORRECT ANSWER S-decrease SPEED P- set your body into POSITION A- look and AIM where you are going T- complete the movement and TURN Why is it important to look through the turns? - CORRECT ANSWER Develop a mental plan to manage risk, gather info through the turn and get directional info. "If you look there, you get there." What does lifting or pressing on the shift lever accomplish? - CORRECT ANSWER Change gears or put the bike in neutral. Which brake provides more stopping power and how much? - CORRECT ANSWER Front brake provides about 70% of stopping power. How should you release the clutch when down shifting? - CORRECT ANSWER Release it gradually and smoothly. How can you improve your visibility to other traffic? - CORRECT ANSWER Have bright clothes, ride with your headlight on, use your turn signals, flash your brake light before you stop completely, and use your horn, lane position. What is the 20 second visual lead? - CORRECT ANSWER Line of Sight - Looking ahead for situational awareness to an area it will take you 20 seconds to reach and give you time to prepare for any spotted hazards. What two words best describe scanning? - CORRECT ANSWER -Aggressive -Purposeful What is the recommended minimum following distance? - CORRECT ANSWER 2 seconds What should you consider when choosing a lane position? - CORRECT ANSWER -See and be seen -Space cushion -Escape routes -Avoid hazards What is the A3 Strategy - CORRECT ANSWER Awareness of your surroundings Assessment of risks Action to manage the hazards using time and space Where do most multi-vehicle collisions occur? - CORRECT ANSWER Intersections How do you check your blind spot? - CORRECT ANSWER Turn you head (head check). What can you do to reduce reaction time in hazardous situations? - CORRECT ANSWER Be prepared ahead of time and cover the clutch and brake. Adjust speed, slow down, have a bigger space cushion How do you know you are overriding your headlight? - CORRECT ANSWER When you can't see too far ahead and your riding faster than what you can react to. What is the leading cause of single-vehicle crashes? - CORRECT ANSWER Failure to negotiate the curves - ineffective counter steering At what point should you turn towards the apex? - CORRECT ANSWER When you can see all the way through the exit of the curve How do you link turns smoothly? - CORRECT ANSWER Make the exit line of the first curve match the entry line for the next - stay inside longer When should you turn your head for cornerIng? - CORRECT ANSWER As you enter the curve and you can see your target. How is the front brake applied to stop quickly in a straight line? - CORRECT ANSWER Gradually, firmly and with increasing pressure. How is the rear brake applied to stop quickly in a straight line? - CORRECT ANSWER Light to lighter pressure. What is the shortest way to stop in a curve? - CORRECT ANSWER Use A3 strategy before to avoid doing this. If you have to, straighten then brake. What is countersteering? - CORRECT ANSWER Pushing on a grip to turn that direction. Push right, go right; push left, go left. When braking in a lean, what is important to remember? - CORRECT ANSWER Use brakes smoothly and gradually so you don't exceed your available traction. What should you always avoid while swerving? - CORRECT ANSWER Braking. Hold your speed steady. Where should you look while swerving? - CORRECT ANSWER On your escape path where you want to go. Where should you look when crossing obstacles? - CORRECT ANSWER Ahead, forecast your path of travel. What approach angle is recommended when crossing obstacles? - CORRECT ANSWER Minimum 45º, 90º when possible What is the most dangerous time frame during a rain storm? - CORRECT ANSWER The first 30 minutes How can you avoid slipping during a rainstorm? - CORRECT ANSWER Slow speed ride in the tracts of the vehicle in front And don't do anything suddenly What indicates a potential change in roadway traction? - CORRECT ANSWER Changes in color and texture. How should you ride across low traction surfaces? - CORRECT ANSWER Ride straight across, squeeze clutch and coast through When you encounter a lot of wind for example on your front left, where should you push? - CORRECT ANSWER Your front left hand grip What should you do if you come upon deer alongside the road way? - CORRECT ANSWER Slow down to a walk to pass, stop or u-turn What should you do if you suspect your side stand will sink into the parking surface? - CORRECT ANSWER Find a flat surface or use a flattened soda can or water bottle, stick, rock, etc. What are three indicators of impairment? - CORRECT ANSWER Impaired judgement Divided attention Impaired vision Blood Alcohol Concentration What are three examples of impairment? - CORRECT ANSWER -Alcohol -Medications -Fatigue What percentage of motorcycle rider fatalities are alcohol related? - CORRECT ANSWER 35% How does riding under the influence affect the A3 Strategy process? - CORRECT ANSWER Slows your mental functions/ motor skills What are some of the ways of intervening to prevent a friend from driving under the influence? - CORRECT ANSWER Arrange a ride Secure the bike Get others to help Stop serving Use excuses Hide the keys Distraction Are you required to report injuries to DMV? - CORRECT ANSWER Any injuries exceeding $1k and within 10 days Urine tests for DWI arrestes may be - CORRECT ANSWER Permitted in lieu of blood test for people with hemophilia Lane splitting recommendations - CORRECT ANSWER Only at speeds greater than 30 mph, no more than 10 mph than cars How is the HOV lane depicted? - CORRECT ANSWER Diamond When should you carry a passenger? - CORRECT ANSWER After you have significant experience and you feel comfortable riding on the road by yourself How should the passenger be dressed? - CORRECT ANSWER Proper protective gear like the rider, with laces tucked in. What instructions do you give to your passenger and when? - CORRECT ANSWER Inform the passenger hot to get on and avoid hot pipes before starting the ride. Where do you find the maximum load capacity for your motorcycle? - CORRECT ANSWER In the owners manual What should you adjust if you are carrying loads? - CORRECT ANSWER Tire pressure and suspension. Where should you carry heavier items? - CORRECT ANSWER On or in front of the rear axle. How do you calculate the following distance in a staggered formation? - CORRECT ANSWER 1.5 to 2 seconds When should you move single file? - CORRECT ANSWER -Passing other vehicles -Enter/exit highway -Approach a corner -Encounter limited visibility Where in the formation should the least experienced rider be? - CORRECT ANSWER Right behind the leader What is the primary cause of tire failure? - CORRECT ANSWER Under inflation Where do you find information about tire pressure? - CORRECT ANSWER In the motorcycle operation manual. How can you shift without using the clutch? - CORRECT ANSWER Match engine speed to road speed and shift quickly If you experience a wobble, what should you do? - CORRECT ANSWER Slow down immediately. -Keep a firm grip on the handlebars and don't fight the wobble -Ease off the throttle, -Move your weight forward as low as possible over the tank -Avoid braking unless you have to -Don't accelerate to try to stop the wobble. What are some ways that long distance riding can lead to riding impaired? - CORRECT ANSWER Physical and mental fatigue How can you be prepared for long distance riding? - CORRECT ANSWER By building up distances How does cold/ hypothermia impair you? - CORRECT ANSWER Fatigue, cramps, headaches, dizziness, weakness, nausea, loss of conscious. How does heat/ dehydration impair you? - CORRECT ANSWER Fatigue,cramps, headaches, nausea, dim vision, confusion, loss of consciousness. How can you stay cool, hydrated and protected? - CORRECT ANSWER Wear a cooling vest Wet a long-sleeve t-shirt and wear it under a mesh jacket What is the minimum vehicle insurance coverage in California? - CORRECT ANSWER $15,000 for injury or death of one person $30,000 for injury or death of two or more people $5,000 for property damage What do double double yellow lines mean? - CORRECT ANSWER It means that it represents a barrier and you cannot ride over unless there is a designated break in the line What is the difference between a class M1 and M2 endorsement? - CORRECT ANSWER M1- you may ride any two wheeled vehicle M2- you can ride anything but a motorcycle Motorcycle trailer rules - CORRECT ANSWER 55 max mph and cannot be in the fast lane Are earbuds legal? - CORRECT ANSWER Yes but not recommended All helmets must - CORRECT ANSWER Prevent large and direct impacts. Are passengers required to wear a helmet by law? - CORRECT ANSWER Yes Are motorcycles allowed to be in the carpool/HOV lanes? - CORRECT ANSWER Yes Lane splitting should be done in what lane numbers? - CORRECT ANSWER Between lanes 1 and 2 What are the 5 locations where the electronic toll transponder can be placed? - CORRECT ANSWER -in the motorcyclists pocket -inside a cycle net draped across the gas tank of the motorcycle -on the license plate device, if the toll operator provides such a device -in a storage compartment on the motorcycle -on the windshield of the motorcycle How much more dangerous is motorcycling than driving a car? - CORRECT ANSWER 38 TIMES